What's makes his story really sad is the fact that the day that he planned to apologize to Zelda and start to support her in her interests was the same day that Calamity Ganon appeared and killed the king.
Finding his diary in the library was such a great moment. Here I was thinking he was a huge dick after seeing that one memory, but then I read the diary and felt like I just got punched in the gut.
after reading his diary and watching that one memory, I feel really bad for rhoam. his wife died when zelda was 6, and his fear led him to pushing his daughter too hard. he had kind intentions, but his fear blinded him from encouraging zelda like a father. he even regrets it.
Too bad that Zelda and Rhoam wanted to talk each other for settle things when Zelda would be back from the travel but, Ganon has striked during the travel and The King died.
Where is the diary? I can't find anything on it. I loved what Zelda's Diary had to say. Need to know about everything I can find story-wise in this game.
People say there's no character development in Breath of the Wild. If you look closer, there is a good deal of it. King Rhoam pushed Zelda too hard and ended up regretting it. In the King Rhoam cutscene, he shows a lot of regret and remorse. Zelda at first never took the situation seriously. She needlessly scolded Link until he saved her from the Yiga clan. Then she looked up to Link. After visiting all the springs of power, she felt hopeless. Then Ganon struck killing the champions. Then she became stronger and faced Ganon alone. Revali was an imcompetent jerk but when he died, he accepted Link to be better. THATS SOME CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
Revali was hardly incompetent, but he WAS arrogant and it did indeed sting his pride that link was better. Imagine, training hard, all your life... and some teenage boy just freshly knighted comes along and makes your talents look second-rate.
SodaSaint Commentaries YES! Whenever someone says that BotW has bad character development, I tell them about Revali. People just generally hate him because he doesn’t like Link and not seeing him as genuinely deep and intriguing character.
SodaSaint Commentaries “some teenage boy” isn’t really saying anything. Revali isn’t an adult- only King Rhoam, Urbosa, and Daruk are. Link, Zelda, Revali, and Mipha are all in the same age group, although I’m not sure if they’re all 17. And yeah, Mipha’s a lot older but she would be seen as the same age because of how Zoras age
I get where Revali is coming from. He's the most self conscious out of all of the champions (revealed if you read his diary and saw his champion's ballad cutscene.) While every champion is born out of royalty, Daruk being a Goron Chief, In Revali's eyes, he's just a skilled Rito Archer. He pretty much masks his lack of self confidence with arrogance.
Calamity Ganon: HeY WaNnA See a MagIc TrIcK ? Zelda: * Shakes her head no* Calamity Ganon : Good, *Kablamo* now, all the things that you love are dead.
Anna Schaeffer The cutscene was amazing. After waiting for so long for this game, you just complete the shrines and then you have it: so many answers about the history of what happened 100 years ago.
You felt emotional during his cutscene. Then when you saw the memory you thought to yourself, "He doesn't care too much about his daughter, only his Kingdom and her future as the heir." And then...you find his journal and then... *cries*
Did you ever find the bit he adds after his ghost meets you? He watched over Link for 100 years, knowing what he was asking of him was a monumental, seemingly hopeless task. There is also no doubt that he feels IMMENSE guilt towards both Zelda and Link. To all the people of Hyrule. He was so afraid for his people and his kingdom that he never realized that what his daughter needed was his encouragement.
Rhoam was a good man at heart. A man who wanted his daughter to live up to his fame. But what he didn't do was let his own daughter live up to her own concept of fame. After many years of struggling to keep his daughter what he wanted her to be, he realized that what Zelda was doing just fine without the instructions of the king. But before he could apologise for his actions... *he* rose up. Even the ancient technology didn't work, just made things worse. And he died without fulfilling his duty and pushing Zelda into the belief of her talents. He knew that alone with Link on the Great Plateau for 100 years Zelda is trapped in Hyrule castle, alone, feeling like a failure. And one century later, he puts all his hope in the new champion of Hyrule.
@@rafaelmoretti7459 It is not that the situation leaves us, as soon as you finish the tutorial and a synematics comes to you where they reveal that the old man was the king? Basically many things are distracting
"you must save her..... my daughter.." "and do whatever it takes to annihilate ganon" * writes this down as one of my favorite quotes from a video game *
personally, i think the best quote from botw is at the end when zelda says "courage need not be remembered, for it is never forgotten." idk, it just inspired me so much lol
I think every one of us knew that we were gonna hear a remix of the Hyrule Castle theme, yet I was still amazed when I heard it. That's just how much I like that song.
Imagine the Rhoam's reaction when he passes to the next world and hears tales from Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule about his adventures with the Hero of Winds in an alternate history...
Elithralith "Ya thanks to your stupid ancestors sending the Hero of Time back to his childhood after Ganondorf was defeated back in the day, there was no one to, like, help us out when Ganondorf eventually freed himself. Soooo the Goddesses decided on the nuclear option and buried the entirety of HYRULE under an ocean... But I got to be called the King of Red Lions and all, so I guess it's coo."
ok Nintendo, we gotta talk.. you are giving me the King of Hyrule theme, Zelda's Lullaby .. and then you put the BotW main theme on top of that *and expect me not to cry* ?! this theme is something I didn't notice in my first playthrough.. but after reading his diary and getting all the scenes of him at the plateau again.. (cries)
King Rhoam's cutscene was when it first hit me that all of the champions had passed. I knew who they were because amiibo, but I thought that they were all still alive and had been trapped inside of the Divine Beasts, battling whatever forms of Ganon had infiltrated their machines for 100 years. But this cutscene... I've only seen a handful of Nintendo characters straight up die: Master Hand in Brawl, NES villians, Fox's father, a handful of Zelda villians, anf Fluud. This particular cutscene made it known that even the happy world of Nintendo wasn't free from death.
It's a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midichlorians to create life... He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying. The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. He became so powerful... the only thing he was afraid of was losing his power, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice killed him in his sleep. Ironic, he could save others from death, but not himself.
I love this simply because 2 of the best songs in Zelda are mixed into Rhoam's theme. Farewell Hyrule King and the Castle theme from A Link to the Past. I love this game so much.
I love how the old man's theme is kind of a remixed, happier version of this. When you meet the old man you feel like he is a wise and somewhat chipper old man, with his kind face, common laugh and generosity. Then you see this and find out he is a fallen, desperate, broken King of a defeated kingdom still trying g to save his people, his daughter. The music reflect this perfectly
I feel like it’s always the Hyrulean Kings that suffer the most in these games Like in Ocarina of time the King gets killed , Wind waker he is left behind in his ruined kingdom and in Breath of the wild he is forced (I think) to stay behind from the afterlife for 100 years after watching his entire kingdom and all of his people be destroyed and killed.
What a tragic character. More tragic than Mipha in my opinion. Imagine preparing your kingdom for a fight against Ganon for years, only to have everything destroyed in a single day. A multitude of your people scorched by the very guardians you dug up, and dying knowing that your daughter is out there somewhere, not knowing if she was dead. F in chat boys
I find this to be one of the saddest seens in breath of the wild, even past the champions dying. The king, the most powerful ruler in all of hyrule stands before you within the belltower of the temple of time, with a backdrop of his ruined kingdom and the beast encircling his castle. And he begs you, a young man who is clueless as to what is going on and who has no clue who he is, to save his daughter and avenge his kingdom. If you were to not exept then he would never get another chance. He would be forced to watch as his daughters strength fails and his kingdom crumbles
We need a 10 hour version I’m sick of hitting the replay button every 2 minutes and 10 seconds No I’m actually being serious I’ve already listened to this whole thing like 12 times in a row What am I doing with my life
"Do you know how the gossip mongers refer to you? They are out there at this moment whispering amongst themselves...that you are an heir to a throne of nothing...nothing but failure." Quite possibly the most fucked up thing you can tell your kid. :(
The diary of the Old man from the Great Plateau changes once you figure out his true identity. He apologizes for hiding the truth from you. I like that, it's really nice from the Old Man.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE SONG IN BOTW! Just because it has such a tonality of sadness and regret. I feel like this fuels from his regret of his actions towards Zelda. He always loved her, he wanted to be a real father to her, and he wanted to support her interests the day the Calamity returned. He regrets not having the desire to be more father-like sooner. It has the theme of botw playing at the end as a way to reflect his royal status, but every part of this song is sad for their late king and father. It hides so much meaning, as with all LOZ songs, but this one has such odd notes that tickle me.
I think this song is very underrated. Although BotW doesn't have as many songs as past Zelda games, this one stands out to me. It manages to incorporate the Hyrule Castle theme, Farewell Hyrule King, and the main theme, but still have its own uniqueness. I can't help but listening to it over and over again!
The whole song just sounds like a tired royal orchestra intertwined with waves of guilt,built in 100 years A guilt of a father that failed to raise his own daughter
I really like how this song makes use of ALttP's castle theme, and the subtle reference to Zelda's Lullaby. Makes the song that much more interesting and helps set the tone
By the end of the day he's still just a father who loves his daughter it's unfortunate he couldn't support her the way he wanted and was blinded by their royal duty~
Your majesty the many Links that have traversed the hylian wilderness has put to rest the calamitous one with help from your daughter. Farewell and best regards O'King of Hyrule the land is at peace once more.
Wow, what an extremely well written theme. The motif of the LTTP Castle theme, the subtle dissonances and the rearrangement of the main 'Life in The Ruins' Theme as well as those spiritual chimes and the very sparse percussions....so much detail. Even close to the end, there is background sounds that sound very much like the crashing of waves which feels like a nod to King Daphnes. Very emotional and conveys emptiness, sadness, regret, longing. This OST doesnt get the credit it deserves. If only themes like these were played more often there wouldnt be any silly complaints at all. Kudos to Mrs.Kataoka!
I never trusted you to be a bad man or a bad king.... Rhoam... truly.... the mightiest of heroes.... and a true man to behold. Sorry you weren't able to apologize to her old man. But we know you had kind itentions from the beggining.
Rhoam’s voice is exactly how I pictured Daphnes/King of Red Lion’s voice would sound. I know he has a voice already, but I mean in terms of full voice acting.
A true theme for a noble ruler stuck by sudden tragedy. His love for his daughter kept his spirit alive to give that will to save her to Link the only one who could.
First game i played again back to back. Usually after beating a game i set it aside for a few months/a year before picking it up. But this game and its characters were too good. The little bits you get were enough to make them my favorite characters. Especially Urbosa in Champion's Ballad.
I kinda disagree when people say there isn't a good story in this game...Its a great story actually, but you need to search for it. Its in books, its found when you talk to loved ones of the champions, its found in the tales of their people... This game was amazing...
I really hope in botw 2 Zelda and the king can meet again, even if he is a spirit. I hope that all the spirits can meet again. It would be so fulfilling
anyone really notice the play with his portion of the game? it's the only part in which you are contained by "invisible walls" and the only part that really has any hand-holding, after the last king of hyrule departs,
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What's makes his story really sad is the fact that the day that he planned to apologize to Zelda and start to support her in her interests was the same day that Calamity Ganon appeared and killed the king.
AdoptingYoshis where is the evidence for this
Scientistic Thug in Hyrule Castle, there's a hidden room behind a set of books in the library - read his diary, it says so on his last entry!
It will be YOUR land!
And now I REALLY want the Wind Waker's King to be voice acted!
+MrLegoLuigi98 I KNEW I MISSED SOMETHING IN THE LIBRARY HMKSMDGFIOJHOAISKLDJGEIUOQTOARY
Finding his diary in the library was such a great moment. Here I was thinking he was a huge dick after seeing that one memory, but then I read the diary and felt like I just got punched in the gut.
after reading his diary and watching that one memory, I feel really bad for rhoam. his wife died when zelda was 6, and his fear led him to pushing his daughter too hard. he had kind intentions, but his fear blinded him from encouraging zelda like a father. he even regrets it.
Too bad that Zelda and Rhoam wanted to talk each other for settle things when Zelda would be back from the travel but, Ganon has striked during the travel and The King died.
Where is the diary? I can't find anything on it. I loved what Zelda's Diary had to say. Need to know about everything I can find story-wise in this game.
Head to the library in the castle and start investigating. :)
Gamer Singer Head to the library and use Magnesis.
You might even get a special bow...
He taught us so much ;-;
"The trick is to *swing* your hips in the direction you want the tree to fall in"
B202 lol
Darn you I cracked up so hard after reading that, stop ruining my sappy moments ;-;
He maybe the King, but to me he'll always be *Old man*
he also taught us that this peace is what all true warriors strive for.
He died wondering what's for dinner.
People say there's no character development in Breath of the Wild. If you look closer, there is a good deal of it. King Rhoam pushed Zelda too hard and ended up regretting it. In the King Rhoam cutscene, he shows a lot of regret and remorse. Zelda at first never took the situation seriously. She needlessly scolded Link until he saved her from the Yiga clan. Then she looked up to Link. After visiting all the springs of power, she felt hopeless. Then Ganon struck killing the champions. Then she became stronger and faced Ganon alone. Revali was an imcompetent jerk but when he died, he accepted Link to be better. THATS SOME CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
Revali was hardly incompetent, but he WAS arrogant and it did indeed sting his pride that link was better.
Imagine, training hard, all your life... and some teenage boy just freshly knighted comes along and makes your talents look second-rate.
SodaSaint Commentaries YES! Whenever someone says that BotW has bad character development, I tell them about Revali. People just generally hate him because he doesn’t like Link and not seeing him as genuinely deep and intriguing character.
SodaSaint Commentaries “some teenage boy” isn’t really saying anything. Revali isn’t an adult- only King Rhoam, Urbosa, and Daruk are. Link, Zelda, Revali, and Mipha are all in the same age group, although I’m not sure if they’re all 17. And yeah, Mipha’s a lot older but she would be seen as the same age because of how Zoras age
beetawix wait how do you know how Gorons and ritos age?
I get where Revali is coming from. He's the most self conscious out of all of the champions (revealed if you read his diary and saw his champion's ballad cutscene.) While every champion is born out of royalty, Daruk being a Goron Chief, In Revali's eyes, he's just a skilled Rito Archer. He pretty much masks his lack of self confidence with arrogance.
I love the use of "farewell hyrule king" from wind waker in this theme.
also hyrule castle theme
+Link Well, it's more of a remix of Farewell Hyrule King, because it sounds more that version of the Hyrule Castle theme.
sonnitude Theres also the BOTW main theme
Hyrule Castle from Link to the Past
dude i completely agree i here that.
Calamity Ganon appeared on Zelda's birthday where all her friends and family were killed.
What a great present, Ganon!
such a considerate asshole, i love how he's just becoming more and more like an abstract concept of annihilation with each game
Calamity Ganon: HeY WaNnA See a MagIc TrIcK ?
Zelda: * Shakes her head no*
Calamity Ganon : Good, *Kablamo* now, all the things that you love are dead.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY LIGHT PRINCESS HAPPY BIRTH-
Oh wait wrong game.
His cutscene was very sad for me, I could feel the sadness of waiting for 100 years.
Anna Schaeffer definitely the most epic cutscene. It really excited me to just jump off the Plateau and get to Hyrule proper
Anna Schaeffer The cutscene was amazing. After waiting for so long for this game, you just complete the shrines and then you have it: so many answers about the history of what happened 100 years ago.
Anna Schaeffer Right after the cutscene at the Temple of Time, tripped, and died.
I have not played since.
Mostly cause- LOOK A BEAR!
You felt emotional during his cutscene. Then when you saw the memory you thought to yourself, "He doesn't care too much about his daughter, only his Kingdom and her future as the heir." And then...you find his journal and then... *cries*
Did you ever find the bit he adds after his ghost meets you?
He watched over Link for 100 years, knowing what he was asking of him was a monumental, seemingly hopeless task.
There is also no doubt that he feels IMMENSE guilt towards both Zelda and Link. To all the people of Hyrule.
He was so afraid for his people and his kingdom that he never realized that what his daughter needed was his encouragement.
Farewell, Hyrule King...
ᴸᴼᴺᴳ ᴸᴵᵛᴱ ᵀᴴᴱ ᴷᴵᴺᴳ
Grandimations
*Mufasa's death intensifies*
Oh wrong series my bad
Rhoam was a good man at heart. A man who wanted his daughter to live up to his fame. But what he didn't do was let his own daughter live up to her own concept of fame. After many years of struggling to keep his daughter what he wanted her to be, he realized that what Zelda was doing just fine without the instructions of the king. But before he could apologise for his actions... *he* rose up. Even the ancient technology didn't work, just made things worse. And he died without fulfilling his duty and pushing Zelda into the belief of her talents. He knew that alone with Link on the Great Plateau for 100 years Zelda is trapped in Hyrule castle, alone, feeling like a failure.
And one century later, he puts all his hope in the new champion of Hyrule.
WatchfulGred Just beautiful 😭
"The King of Hyrule"? It's OK. I can't spell Rhoam Bospheramus either.
Admiral Gial Ackbar But you just did...
I think...
Well, I meant like spelling it without searching it up on the internet....
"I am King Rhoam Bospheramus Hyrule."
"... Can I call you Tim?"
The overlord of memes He does it
Dovahderp r/wooosh
I never realized how depressing his theme was until now
Now you know.
@@rafaelmoretti7459 It is not that the situation leaves us, as soon as you finish the tutorial and a synematics comes to you where they reveal that the old man was the king? Basically many things are distracting
It really isn't
@@golden_xp_ what?, yes it is
@@disasterpiece4821 that was two months ago when I only just started playing botw so it wasn't for me back then.
The Great Plateau feels so empty without him.
"you must save her..... my daughter.." "and do whatever it takes to annihilate ganon"
* writes this down as one of my favorite quotes from a video game *
personally, i think the best quote from botw is at the end when zelda says "courage need not be remembered, for it is never forgotten." idk, it just inspired me so much lol
sophie agreed
AGREED
yessir YESSIR
King Rhoam's journal is hidden in the Hyrule Castle Library, for anyone interested
HonkDonkey where is the library
Hyrule Castle ;)
+Tyke Some routes in the castle lead to a dead end, use magnesis to push away the fake wall there and find a way to the library.
Combine the memory of the king with the content of his journal and you'll have yourself a fine cocktail of emotions.
ಥ_ಥ
AbradolfLincler.HOIIIIII
I think every one of us knew that we were gonna hear a remix of the Hyrule Castle theme, yet I was still amazed when I heard it. That's just how much I like that song.
Alter Sascha du bist ohne Scheiss überall wo ich bin wtf
Me too
"Mai boi, this theme is what ALL true warriors strive for!"
xD
i JuSt wOndEr wHat GanOns uP tO
@@BunnyRupers *hard cuts to Ganondorf's corpse from The Breath Of The Wild 2 trailers*
After all these years I srim' don't have my answer for whatns for dinner.
Imagine the Rhoam's reaction when he passes to the next world and hears tales from Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule about his adventures with the Hero of Winds in an alternate history...
"Yo dude, I was a boat and I traveled across the sea with a 12 yo child who became the hero and killed Ganondorf."
Elithralith "Ya thanks to your stupid ancestors sending the Hero of Time back to his childhood after Ganondorf was defeated back in the day, there was no one to, like, help us out when Ganondorf eventually freed himself. Soooo the Goddesses decided on the nuclear option and buried the entirety of HYRULE under an ocean... But I got to be called the King of Red Lions and all, so I guess it's coo."
"I became a boat and sealed Ganon with the Triforce. What did you do?"
Cyborg "Well... My daughter is hotter than yours. Plus I went out as the last King of Hyrule..."
Lmao I’m done 😂
my friend called him chocolate Santa
I'll never forGET YOU CHOCOLATE SANTA
Omg he does look like one
Damn, chocolate santa history is really sad....
lmao whenever I see him in old man clothes I think "discount santa" I'm a bad person lol
ok Nintendo, we gotta talk.. you are giving me the King of Hyrule theme, Zelda's Lullaby .. and then you put the BotW main theme on top of that *and expect me not to cry* ?! this theme is something I didn't notice in my first playthrough.. but after reading his diary and getting all the scenes of him at the plateau again.. (cries)
Same 😢
King Rhoam's cutscene was when it first hit me that all of the champions had passed. I knew who they were because amiibo, but I thought that they were all still alive and had been trapped inside of the Divine Beasts, battling whatever forms of Ganon had infiltrated their machines for 100 years. But this cutscene... I've only seen a handful of Nintendo characters straight up die: Master Hand in Brawl, NES villians, Fox's father, a handful of Zelda villians, anf Fluud. This particular cutscene made it known that even the happy world of Nintendo wasn't free from death.
Man that's Deep.
The waves... Signifying that he cannot forget his mistakes that he made a century ago
I think it's finally time...time for you to learn what happen, 100 years ago.
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis "the wise"?
I thought not. It's not a story the Jedi would tell you.
It's a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midichlorians to create life... He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying. The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. He became so powerful... the only thing he was afraid of was losing his power, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice killed him in his sleep. Ironic, he could save others from death, but not himself.
This rendition of the theme carries a huge weight and sense of remorse. Beautifully sad.
I love this simply because 2 of the best songs in Zelda are mixed into Rhoam's theme. Farewell Hyrule King and the Castle theme from A Link to the Past.
I love this game so much.
Pierre Begley Technically Farewell Hyrule King is already a remix of Hyrule Castle, but yeah, it feels a lot like the Wind Waker one
MAH BOI., i wonder what's for dinner.
but i forgot the recipe
Robot Sturm
Oh boy! I'm so hungry, I could eat an Octorok Balloon!
But father, what if something happens to you?
That is an underrated comment
I love how the old man's theme is kind of a remixed, happier version of this. When you meet the old man you feel like he is a wise and somewhat chipper old man, with his kind face, common laugh and generosity. Then you see this and find out he is a fallen, desperate, broken King of a defeated kingdom still trying g to save his people, his daughter. The music reflect this perfectly
I always like when they explore the character of the King. Rhoam and Daphnes are two of the most well written Zelda characters.
Rhoam was a good man. I appreciate that Ganon’s theme is in here though, referring to his death. It is rahter saddening.
I miss him in TOTK, he’s very underrated, but I’m glad there are fans who truly appreciate him too.
I feel like it’s always the Hyrulean Kings that suffer the most in these games
Like in Ocarina of time the King gets killed , Wind waker he is left behind in his ruined kingdom and in Breath of the wild he is forced (I think) to stay behind from the afterlife for 100 years after watching his entire kingdom and all of his people be destroyed and killed.
Farewell, Ol' King of Hyrule. *sheds a single a tear*
What a tragic character. More tragic than Mipha in my opinion. Imagine preparing your kingdom for a fight against Ganon for years, only to have everything destroyed in a single day. A multitude of your people scorched by the very guardians you dug up, and dying knowing that your daughter is out there somewhere, not knowing if she was dead.
F in chat boys
F
This music is perfect I love it
QuartzUniverse Amiibo the king of hyrule farewell theme is beautiful in this game final fantasy has rival
I find this to be one of the saddest seens in breath of the wild, even past the champions dying. The king, the most powerful ruler in all of hyrule stands before you within the belltower of the temple of time, with a backdrop of his ruined kingdom and the beast encircling his castle. And he begs you, a young man who is clueless as to what is going on and who has no clue who he is, to save his daughter and avenge his kingdom. If you were to not exept then he would never get another chance. He would be forced to watch as his daughters strength fails and his kingdom crumbles
This is the Hyrule Castle theme from A Link to the Past! Just... really slow and sad :(
so farewell hyrule king from Windwaker?
I thought so!
Anyone hear faint sounds of waves hitting the shores here?
I love the motif of 'Farewell Hyrule King'. It's fitting.
We need a 10 hour version I’m sick of hitting the replay button every 2 minutes and 10 seconds
No I’m actually being serious I’ve already listened to this whole thing like 12 times in a row
What am I doing with my life
Antimatterstudios Right click an hit loop. Problem solved, unless you’re on your phone. Then, you’re screwed.
4 da phone users make a playlist contain THIS SONG ONLY there will be a loop future in every playlist so yea :D
If you search king rhoam theme, there is a 10-hour version.
"Do you know how the gossip mongers refer to you? They are out there at this moment whispering amongst themselves...that you are an heir to a throne of nothing...nothing but failure."
Quite possibly the most fucked up thing you can tell your kid. :(
look at his diary.
“It is woven into your destiny... that you prove them wrong.”
if he was trying to cheer up his daughter yea he missed the point
After you've scrubbed all the floors in Hyrule, then we can talk about paragliders.
I mean honestly, why didn't he turn into a boat? king Dafness did
Because Hyrule isn't an ocean in this game.
He could’ve turned into a motorcycle
Or a paraglider....
Too goofy?
Because he’s in a grave on top of Mt. Hylia.
the boats are useless Lamo
The diary of the Old man from the Great Plateau changes once you figure out his true identity. He apologizes for hiding the truth from you. I like that, it's really nice from the Old Man.
The fire went out of the cooking site when he left really makes me feel things. This little hut, it is empty and cold now.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE SONG IN BOTW! Just because it has such a tonality of sadness and regret. I feel like this fuels from his regret of his actions towards Zelda. He always loved her, he wanted to be a real father to her, and he wanted to support her interests the day the Calamity returned. He regrets not having the desire to be more father-like sooner. It has the theme of botw playing at the end as a way to reflect his royal status, but every part of this song is sad for their late king and father. It hides so much meaning, as with all LOZ songs, but this one has such odd notes that tickle me.
I think this song is very underrated. Although BotW doesn't have as many songs as past Zelda games, this one stands out to me. It manages to incorporate the Hyrule Castle theme, Farewell Hyrule King, and the main theme, but still have its own uniqueness. I can't help but listening to it over and over again!
The whole song just sounds like a tired royal orchestra intertwined with waves of guilt,built in 100 years
A guilt of a father that failed to raise his own daughter
When king spoke something about that man who protected the princess for his life, when he said "He was none other than you..Link!" It wasn't Mario?
The sad version of the early hyrule castle theme from LttP is a really nice touch. A sad reprisal for a time gone by for the old ruler.
The long history of the Land of Hyrule has often started and ended every chapter with blood and despair.
I like how at some point the theme gets somewhat familiar to the totk opening
I really like how this song makes use of ALttP's castle theme, and the subtle reference to Zelda's Lullaby. Makes the song that much more interesting and helps set the tone
By the end of the day he's still just a father who loves his daughter it's unfortunate he couldn't support her the way he wanted and was blinded by their royal duty~
I actually was surprised when I discovered that he was the King
RHOAM
WHY ISN'T THERE A KOROK CHAMPION
HE/SHE COULD WIELD A BUFF KOROK LEAF AND PILOT VAH KAMAR OR SOMETHING AND THE BEAST COULD HAVE BEEN A BUG
True, but I guess it's fair since wind waker didn't have anything for the gorons or zoras, but had a special korok.
Who knows. the dlc might include a random 5th beast that was forgotten like Justin Beiber.
yuoke So why is there a Rito Champion?
Wow.
*IT IS FAREWELL HYRULE KING FROM WIND WAKER OMG*
Your majesty the many Links that have traversed the hylian wilderness has put to rest the calamitous one with help from your daughter.
Farewell and best regards O'King of Hyrule the land is at peace once more.
I was close to crying at the start, they're Zelda's lullaby played, I let a few tears go, then I fully on cried when the main theme played
“And do whatever it takes to annihilate Ganon.”
Drive off a cliff?
Jump in some water?
Power dive into a river from a 30-foot high cliff and wrestle a Staminoka Bass?
Man, imagine if this guy was the first spirit you get to protect you, like the others?
The relative to my best boat friend, I miss him!
When you realize the theme is Hyrule Castle theme from A link to the past but reworked
*NOSTALGIA OVERDRIVE*
i really like how this recording has the "spirit hum" included. i think it actually goes quite well with the song
Really takes us back to the first time we ever saw Hyrule Castle. 😭
holy shit these uploads are spot on. the images used hit their characters out the ballpark.
I could listen to this piece on loop forever.
Wow, what an extremely well written theme. The motif of the LTTP Castle theme, the subtle dissonances and the rearrangement of the main 'Life in The Ruins' Theme as well as those spiritual chimes and the very sparse percussions....so much detail. Even close to the end, there is background sounds that sound very much like the crashing of waves which feels like a nod to King Daphnes. Very emotional and conveys emptiness, sadness, regret, longing. This OST doesnt get the credit it deserves. If only themes like these were played more often there wouldnt be any silly complaints at all. Kudos to Mrs.Kataoka!
Who else noticed this from the Wind Waker the first time you heard it?
Inkling Boiii Me
But...It's not originally from Wind Waker, It's from A Link to the Past.
Inkling Boiii link to the past you mean
I've been waiting for this forever! Thank you so much for uploading this song!
If any version of king hyrule could rival wind waker it's this one.
His story as the king is very tragic and this song captures it perfectly.
*HMMM,I WONDER WHAT'S FOR DINNER!*
In Spanish from Latam the King say:
"Por favor.. salva a nuestra gente, y a mi hija"
"Please... save our people, and my daughter"
I never trusted you to be a bad man or a bad king....
Rhoam... truly.... the mightiest of heroes.... and a true man to behold.
Sorry you weren't able to apologize to her old man. But we know you had kind itentions from the beggining.
Wait… No… YOU ARE TELLING ME THAT THIS WHOLE TIME, THE OLD MAN WAS ACTUALLY THE ONE AND ONLY KING RHOAM BOSPHORAMUS HYRULE?!?!
^^^ Tell me you watch PointCrow without telling me you watch PointCrow.
@@gianlucatartaro1335 did you just comment on your own comment?
Rhoam’s voice is exactly how I pictured Daphnes/King of Red Lion’s voice would sound. I know he has a voice already, but I mean in terms of full voice acting.
A true theme for a noble ruler stuck by sudden tragedy. His love for his daughter kept his spirit alive to give that will to save her to Link the only one who could.
people his diary is not even in the library, it's specifically in the east where it says "KING'S STUDY"
Damn... This game just released 7 years ago...
Seriously thought he was Ganon at first.
Bradley 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@J-Mon0503 *sigh*
I love how you can hear little notes of Botw’s theme, Zelda’s lullaby, and a touch of Kakariko village. And people say this game has no good music.
I love it, it's a remix of "Farewell Hyrule King" from the Wind Waker.
A great rendition of the classical Hyrule Castle theme. Piano is a great touch to it. Sad as it should be, for a king in regret...
Old man :(
First game i played again back to back. Usually after beating a game i set it aside for a few months/a year before picking it up. But this game and its characters were too good. The little bits you get were enough to make them my favorite characters. Especially Urbosa in Champion's Ballad.
As soon as I heard his voice I thought of Urien, And now I found out that Bill voices Brock
this song gave me such nostalgia and chills when i first heard it
Everytime I hear any version of the Hyrule Castle theme in Zelda I just love it.
"I was king rhoam bospeho9shgggigmous hyrule." ...Can i call you bob?
I kinda disagree when people say there isn't a good story in this game...Its a great story actually, but you need to search for it. Its in books, its found when you talk to loved ones of the champions, its found in the tales of their people... This game was amazing...
As soon as I heard the slow version of the hyrule castle theme I knew this game was going to be something special
This theme makes me think of the end of wind waker so much
And of course the most beloved character have to die off screne
His theme goes way harder then i remember
WHATTT KING RHOAM BOSPORAMUS HYRULE?!!?!?!?!!?!? NO WAYYYYYYY
That moment when you realize that you didn't know one of the best themes in the game existed in the first place
King Rhoam Bosphoramus Hyrule?!
I really hope in botw 2 Zelda and the king can meet again, even if he is a spirit. I hope that all the spirits can meet again. It would be so fulfilling
I wonder what Urbosa thought of the kind of man he was.
Go watch the Age of Calamity DLC cutscenes and you’ll see
anyone really notice the play with his portion of the game? it's the only part in which you are contained by "invisible walls" and the only part that really has any hand-holding, after the last king of hyrule departs,